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Worth fighting for; a history of the Negro in the United States during the Civil War and Reconstruction [by] Agnes McCarthy and Lawrence Reddick. Illustrated by Colleen Browning.

Title: Worth fighting for; a history of the Negro in the United States during the Civil War and Reconstruction [by] Agnes McCarthy and Lawrence Reddick. Illustrated by Colleen Browning.
Author: McCarthy, Agnes
Publication: Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, 1965.

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118 p. col. illus., ports.; 22 cm.

Summary

Relates the deeds and accomplishments of Afro-Americans during and after the Civil War, particularly in the Army and in the Congress.

Series Statement

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Genre/Form

History
Juvenile works

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Contents

Part 1: Preparing for freedom -- Chapter 1. The soldier that nobody wanted -- Chapter 2. The fight begins -- Chapter 3. The underground railroad -- Chapter 4. Fighting words -- Part II: The war for freedom -- chapter 5. Lincoln makes a decision -- Chapter 6. A brave Black regiment -- Chapter 7. Many ways of serving -- Chapter 8. The Negro in the South -- Chapter 9. Glory enough for a day -- Chapter 10. Freedom sings -- Part III: Free at last -- Chapter 11. New beginnings and new problems -- Chapter 12. Some problems solved -- Chapter 13. This land is my land -- Chapter 14. More days of glory -- Chapter 15. Shadows fall

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^^^65010281^/AC/r842

OCLC

427081
SCSB-12360322

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Harvard Library